on 10/23/2007 5:50 AM Tom Bishop spake the following:
> OK, weel I appear to have a proxy/content filter issue that I can't seem 
> to find a solution to.   I have pc's behind the green interface a www 
> server behind the orange interface and of course the internet out of the 
> red.  The green segment is on a 10.x.x.x/24 segment and the orange is on 
> a 172.x.x.x/24 segment.  I have full dns resolution, meaning that I run 
> a DNS server on the inside green segment and can reach the www server 
> using its name and do not use hosts files.  The problem lies when I turn 
> on transparnet proxy for the green segment, when I enable this I cannot 
> reach the www server on the orange segment, either by name or ip address 
> ( 172.x.x.x).  So i saw that in the NAC section I can add subnets source 
> and destination to turn off the proxy so I did that and it started 
> working again, but then discovered when I did this my content filters 
> stopped working to the internet.  So, does anyone have any ideas how I 
> can enable proxy+content filter and still have access to my orange www 
> server?  Thanks.
> 
Is your webserver also natted or portforwarded to the red side?
If so, try and access it by that address and see if you can reach it.

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